That's all from me today.

I'll be back tomorrow afternoon for Glasgow's clash with the Stormers at Scotstoun - see you then.

Edinburgh head coach Mike Blair has also been talking to Viaplay. Here's what he had to say:

"It's funny, when you go through a game, you get a feeling about how it's going, and I actually felt confident," he said.

"When their stand-off scored to put them 17-10 up, I questioned myself a little bit, but I really like the character of the group we had out there - they came through in the end.

"We delivered when it mattered. Why are we leaving it till then to do it? The challenge is to find that intensity of play for the full 80 minutes."

Sam Skinner has been named Player of the Match, and the big lock has been giving his thoughts to Viaplay post-match:

"Extremely relieved," he said. "They were really resilient today. At one point I thought we'd let ourselves down, but we're chuffed to get the five points today - that's the most important thing.

"We work extremely hard for each other, it's just gaining that winning confidence - hopefully today will be a boost and we can build on that."

That conversion is the last act in the capital.

Zebre gave Edinburgh a real fright there - Mike Blair's men were miles off it for the majority of that game.

Another Edinburgh penalty is nudged into the corner.

Massive chance.

Patrick Harrison gets over the ball at the breakdown to win Edinburgh what could prove to be a match-winning penalty.

It's kickable, but Blair Kinghorn opts to kick to the corner rather than at goal - Edinburgh want a bonus point try...

It's end to end stuff in the capital.

Zebre make their way into Edinburgh territory, but the hosts win a vital penalty, which allows them to clear their lines.

There's six minutes left for Edinburgh to find something.

Edinburgh blast their way over the line again, and get the ball down on this occasion.

The forward pack were away celebrating the try, but the referee's arm was already outstretched - she's spotted an infringement, and Zebre will have a scrum just 5m from their own line.

Edinburgh get over the line, but the ball has been held up.

The hosts had a penalty advantage to fall back on though, which Blair Kinghorn kicks into the corner.

They simply have to come away with something tangible here.

Edinburgh string several phases together and make their way into the Zebre 22.

Can they regain the lead in this passage of play?

Edinburgh steal possession just when they really had to, and then win a breakdown penalty which allows them to kick their way upfield.

They desperately need to find a spark from somewhere.

It's all Zebre now - they sense a first league win of the season might be on the cards.

The visitors kick a penalty into the corner and will have a lineout in a very threatening position.

Andy Burke
BBC Scotland rugby reporter at the DAM Health Stadium

Mike Blair will be concerned at the way Edinburgh have failed to get a grip of this game. They look a side devoid of belief and have failed to come out the traps in this second half, much as they did against Glasgow.

On a side note, my decision to leave the wooly hat at home is looking more foolish by the minute. It's blowing a hooly now.

Jacopo Trulla bursts through a hole after a lovely little reverse pass from Allesandro Fusco.

These are real warning signs for Edinburgh - they need to get a grip of this game, and quickly.

Blair Kinghorn gets us back under way under a gorgeous, pink-hued sky.

Let's hope the upcoming rugby is as aesthetically pleasing.

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